passing

英['pæsiŋ]美['pæsiŋ]

a.
1.短暂的；短促的；飞逝的
2.随便的；不经意的；粗略的
n.[U]
1.经过
2.【文】末尾；尽头
3.【婉】去世

副　词：pass'ingly

同：	[r.] exceedingly, extremely [n.] departure, overtaking, pass, passage [a.] cursory, ephemeral, fugacious, pass
反：	[n.] failing, flunk [a.] running

That haunting episode of bygone days was to her mother but a passing accident.
那件日夜盘据在她心头的住事，对于她母亲不过是一件过眼云烟的偶然事件罢了。收藏
She felt desperately that some bond stronger and more stable than mere passion must be forged if they were to have more than a passing affair.
她深深地感觉到，必须有一种比单纯的激情更有力更稳定的纽带，才能得到比片刻欢娱更多的东西。收藏
She succeed in passing her shorthand test.
她通过了速记考试。收藏
Tom had closely watched Massa Lea becoming more strained, haggard, and aged with each passing day and each emptied bottle of whiskey.
汤姆密切注意到，李老爷每过一天，每喝掉一瓶威士忌，就越显得吃力、憔悴和衰老。收藏
This decline in vigour with the passing of time is called ageing.
这种随着时间流逝的活力衰退就叫做衰老。收藏

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to an extreme degree or extent
- his eyesight was exceedingly defective
[同] exceedingly, extremely, passing

of advancing the ball by throwing it
- a team with a good passing attack
- a pass play
[同] pass, passing
[反] running
lasting a very short time
- the ephemeral joys of childhood
- a passing fancy
- youth's transient beauty
- love is transitory but at is eternal
- fugacious blossoms
[同] ephemeral, fugacious, passing, short-lived, transient, transitory

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